News Room
The Gwent Police and Crime Panel is recruiting a new, independent member, to scrutinise, challenge and support the work of my office.
Money from the Home Office’s Safer Streets fund is being invested into youth services in Brynmawr and Tredegar to support young people who are at risk of becoming involved in...
This week I met with young people from the Gwent Regional Youth Forum who are working with my office to help coordinate and host Youth Question Time 2023.
I was honoured on Monday to be invited to a graduation ceremony for those who have completed the Gwent Drug and Alcohol Service’s (GDAS) Peer Academy scheme.
This week my team attended three health and wellbeing roadshows at Coleg Gwent’s campuses in Ebbw Vale, Torfaen, and Newport.
I was pleased to see officers attending a regional violence against women, domestic violence and sexual violence (VAWDASV) workshop to raise awareness of how Gwent Police are...
Gwent Police’s new DRIVE initiative allows you to anonymously report anyone you suspect of driving under the influence of drink or drugs.
Gwent Police’s We Don’t Buy Crime team has been busy this month, running events to ensure that people register their bikes with a national scheme that will help keep them...
I was delighted to join the Chief Constable and her senior officers to welcome seven new special constables into Gwent Police this week.
I would like to thank everyone who recently gave their views on police funding by completing my budget survey, either online or at one of more than 20 engagement sessions my...
This week I joined Gwent Police and partners for a community event at Store 21 in Caldicot.
There is still time for residents in Gwent to have their say on police funding for 2023/24.